Permanent Lighting Service Areas Around Nashville, TN

• Nashville

  Nashville's rooflines run the full range, from craftsman bungalows in the older neighborhoods to long ranches and two-story new construction toward the edge of the county. The system follows whatever roofline is already there, gable to garage, so the house still looks like itself in daylight. More on permanent lighting in Nashville, from the channel under the eave to the app that runs it. Looking specifically for permanent Christmas lights in Nashville? Same system, holiday colors on demand. For lights drives across town, see the Nashville Christmas lights neighborhoods guide for 2026. More on permanent lighting in Hermitage, from the neighborhoods near Andrew Jackson's home to the December parade. Up at Hadley's Bend of the Cumberland, Old Hickory began in 1918 as a DuPont village, and its 1930s post office and library still stand. More on permanent lighting in Old Hickory. Bellevue is an unincorporated community of Metro Nashville and the northern trailhead of the Natchez Trace Parkway. More on permanent lighting in Bellevue. Sylvan Park is a largely residential neighborhood west of downtown, with Charlotte Avenue on its north side. More on permanent lighting in Sylvan Park. West Meade and Hillwood are the suburban neighborhoods at the south end of Metro's West Nashville community, where setbacks off Harding Pike run 100 to 400 feet. More on permanent lighting in West Meade and Hillwood. 12 South runs along 12th Avenue South between Wedgewood Avenue and Gale Lane, with Victorian, Bungalow and Tudor Revival houses. More on permanent lighting in 12 South. Hillsboro Village is a former streetcar suburb along Hillsboro Road, with houses built from 1910 to 1940. More on permanent lighting in Hillsboro Village. Lockeland Springs is a streetcar suburb about two miles northeast of downtown Nashville. More on permanent lighting in Lockeland Springs.

• Brentwood

  Brentwood sits in Williamson County just south of Nashville, mostly larger lots set back from the road. A house like that reads best when the whole roofline lights evenly from the street, not just the porch or the peak over the garage. More on permanent lighting in Brentwood, from long setbacks to the library tree lighting. Two dated guides cover the season: Brentwood holiday lights 2026 for the tree lighting and luminaries, and Brentwood Christmas lights by neighborhood for the drive. More on permanent lighting in Nolensville, from the 1797 town to its Veterans Day and Christmas parades. Tree lighting and parade dates are in the Nolensville holiday lights guide.

• Franklin

  Franklin, the Williamson County seat, mixes a walkable historic downtown with newer subdivisions built around farmhouse and craftsman styles. Stone, brick or board and batten, the track tucks under the eave the same way on all of them, so by day the house just looks like the house. Across Williamson County, PLS brings permanent lighting to Leiper's Fork, Fairview, Franklin and its Westhaven neighborhood, Brentwood, Nolensville, Arrington, College Grove, Thompson's Station and Spring Hill. Planning around Dickens of a Christmas? See how the festival fits a lighting timeline. More on permanent lighting in Franklin, house by house and date by date. The Franklin holiday lights guide for 2026 has the tree lighting, parade and Dickens dates. Farther south, where Williamson meets Maury County, Spring Hill gets the same track under the eave. More on permanent lighting in Spring Hill, down to its December parade. Its parade night is in the Spring Hill holiday lights guide. Between Franklin and Spring Hill, Thompson's Station gives its name to a March 1863 battle. More on permanent lighting in Thompson's Station. In western Williamson County, Leiper's Fork is a village with the Natchez Trace Parkway along its northern edge. More on permanent lighting in Leiper's Fork. In the southeast corner of the county, College Grove is an unincorporated community where village streets give way to farmland. More on permanent lighting in College Grove. Westhaven is a master-planned community in Franklin with a walkable Village Center and a golf course. More on permanent lighting in Westhaven. Near Franklin, Arrington has a Williamson County Historical Society marker of its own. More on permanent lighting in Arrington.

• Hendersonville

  Hendersonville sits northeast of Nashville in Sumner County, along Old Hickory Lake. A lot of its homes are two-story brick or siding with long, straight rooflines, well suited to one continuous run of light rather than a few scattered fixtures. More on permanent lighting in Hendersonville, lake rooflines and the parade weekend. The boat parade and the Christmas parade are both in the Hendersonville holiday lights guide for 2026. More on permanent lighting in Goodlettsville, the city split between Sumner and Davidson counties, and its tree lighting weekend.

• Mt. Juliet

  Mt. Juliet sits east of Nashville in Wilson County, between Old Hickory Lake to the north and Percy Priest Lake to the south, which is why it calls itself the City Between The Lakes. The track goes under the eave of each house the same way, warm white most nights and a color for the holidays. Permanent Christmas lights in Mount Juliet are the same system: red and green on the roofline in December, set from the app, and warm white or any color the rest of the year. More on permanent lighting in Mt. Juliet, from the houses between the lakes to the December parade. Parade details are in the Mt. Juliet holiday lights guide for 2026. More on permanent lighting in Lebanon, the Wilson County seat, and its parade and Christmas on the Square.

• Gallatin

  Up in Sumner County, northeast of Nashville, Gallatin is the county seat. The system is fitted into a low-profile track under the eave, so on whatever style of house, the roofline carries one clean line of light. More on permanent lighting in Gallatin, from the county seat's history to its confirmed holiday dates.

• Murfreesboro

  Southeast of Nashville, Murfreesboro is the Rutherford County seat and was the state capital from 1818 to 1826. Its houses run from the streets around the 1859 courthouse on the Public Square to neighborhoods built as the city grew from about 45,000 people in 1990 to more than 150,000 in 2020, and the channel comes in three profiles to follow whichever eave a house has. More on permanent lighting in Murfreesboro, from the courthouse tree lighting to the second-Sunday parade. The Murfreesboro holiday lights guide lists the Courthouse tree lighting and the 2026 parade. Between Murfreesboro and Nashville, Smyrna keeps the Sam Davis Home, 168 acres in the middle of town. More on permanent lighting in Smyrna.

• Fairview

  In western Williamson County, Fairview incorporated in 1959 and runs Bowie Nature Park, 722 acres of trail, wetland and forest. Whatever the lot, the track tucks under the eave and the roofline lights end to end. More on permanent lighting in Fairview.

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